US6130884A - Variable rate CDMA spread circuit - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a mobile communication system and particularly to a variable rate CDMA spread circuit in a mobile phone or a cellular phone system (cellular system) using the direct spread code division multiple access (DS-CDMA) scheme, and more particularly, to a variable rate CDMA spread circuit in the transmission unit of a base station of a mobile communication system such as a multimedia service having a plurality of bit rate channels.
- DS-CDMA direct spread code division multiple access
- TIA IS95 North American standard system
- CDMA code division multiple access
- TIA/EIA/IS-95-A published by TIA (Telecommunication Industry Association) describes in Chapter 6 an operation required of a mobile station, and describes in Chapter 7 thereof an operation required of a base station.
- one of four bit rates 9.6 kbps, 4.8 kbps, 2.4 kbps, and 1.2 kbps, can be selected to transmit/receive data.
- the basic rate is 9.6 kbps.
- data is repeatedly transmitted two, four or eight times to realize a variable rate transfer.
- the transmission power of each transmission is set to be 1/2, 1/4, or 1/8 of the basic power to respectively obtain constant transmission power per information bit.
- spread codes corresponding to the basic rate are used regardless of the bit rate being transmitted for the channel. More specifically, only 64 spread codes, limited by the spread rate of the basic rate, can be used per carriers independently of the bit rate.
- the prior arts pose no problem.
- a problem occurs in a multimedia service, where signals such as voice data, image data, and other data have bit rates for transmission which are different and simultaneously existent.
- the spread codes of the basic rate are assigned to a channel which requires only a low rate, there is a problem that the spread codes are insufficient.
- a channel using only 1.2 kbps can accommodate, in one carrier, the eight-time channel of 9.6 kbps.
- only a two- or three-time channel can be assigned because sufficient spread codes cannot be assigned.
- the number of spread codes i.e., number of channels which are orthogonal to each other is few and the frequencies cannot be efficiently used.
- a variable rate CDMA spread circuit comprises N channel transmission processing units, an addition/combine means for adding/combining transmission signals output from the plurality of channel transmission processing units, a third spread code generation means for generating a spread code (long code) having a long period and assigned in units of base stations, a third spread means for spreading the synthesized transmission signal in accordance with the spread code (long code), and a modulation means for modulating the transmission signal spread by the third spread means to convert it into a radio signal and to output the radio signal to an antenna.
- a third spread code generation means for generating a spread code (long code) having a long period and assigned in units of base stations
- a third spread means for spreading the synthesized transmission signal in accordance with the spread code (long code)
- a modulation means for modulating the transmission signal spread by the third spread means to convert it into a radio signal and to output the radio signal to an antenna.
- a convolutional coding means convolution codes the transmission data.
- a symbol repeating means repeatedly outputs one code to make the bit rate match the basic rate.
- a first spread code generation means generates a spread code (short code) corresponding to the code number of the basic rate and having a period equal to the symbol length, as in the prior art.
- a second spread code generation means generates a second spread code corresponding to a subcode number for discriminating a plurality of channels whose maximum bit rates are always lower than the basic rate.
- a second spread means spreads the symbol which has been repeated to make the bit rate match the basic rate, in accordance with the second spread code corresponding to the subcode number.
- a block interleaving means performs block interleaving to randomize the influence of degradation in quality due to fading in the propagation path.
- a first spread means spreads the transmission data in accordance with the first spread code (short code) corresponding to the code number of the basic rate and outputs the data.
- spread codes for one basic rate can be shared by a plurality of low bit rate channels by repeating the symbol to make the symbol rate equal to the basic rate and spreading the data in accordance with subcodes orthogonal to each other and having a code length equal to the number of times of symbol repetition.
- These spread channels are orthogonal to each other independently of the bit rate, so interference therebetween can be minimized as far as no distortion is generated in the propagation path.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a timing chart showing the timings of spread means in the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 4A to 4D are views showing a method of generating a synthesized spread code in the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the first embodiment of the present invention.
- a variable rate CDMA spread circuit of the present invention comprises N channel transmission processing units 101 to 103.
- An addition/combine means 111 adds/combines the transmission signals output from the plurality of channel transmission processing units 101 to 103.
- a spread code generation means 114 generates a third spread code (long code) having a long period and assigned in units of base stations.
- a spread means 112 spreads the transmission signal synthesized by the addition/combine means 111 in accordance with the third spread code (long code).
- a modulation means 113 modulates the spread transmission signal to convert it into a radio signal and outputs the radio signal to an antenna.
- Each of the channel transmission processing units 101 to 103 comprises a convolutional coding means 104 for convolutional coding transmission data.
- a symbol repeating means 105 which, when the bit rate is lower than the basic rate, repeats data to make the bit rate match the basic rate.
- a first spread code generation means 110 generates a first spread code (short code) corresponding to the code number of the basic rate and having a period equal to the symbol length.
- a second, a spread code generation means 109 generates a second spread code (subcode) corresponding to a subcode number for discriminating a plurality of channels whose maximum bit rates are always lower than the basic rate.
- a spread means 106 spreads the symbol which has been repeated to make the bit rate match the basic rate.
- a block interleaving means 107 for randomizes the influence of degradation in quality due to fading in the propagation path to improve the error correction effect.
- a spread means 108 spreads the transmission data in accordance with the first spread code (short code) corresponding to the code number of the basic rate and outputs the data from the channel transmission processing unit.
- any codes can be used as the first spread code (short code) generated by the channel transmission processing unit 101 and the second spread code (subcode) generated by the spread code generation means 109 as far as they are orthogonal to each other.
- the orthogonal codes can be easily generated.
- Orthogonal Gold codes have excellent autocorrelation characteristics and are capable of generating a plurality of code sets which may be used as short codes.
- FIG. 2 is a timing chart showing the timings of the spread means 106 and 108 in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- (a1), (a2), and (a3) respectively represent transmission data of channels #1 to #3 after being subject to convolutional coding processing; (b2) and (b3), transmission data of channels #2 and #3, respectively, after being subject to data repeating; and (c2) and (c3), second spread codes of channels #2 and #3, respectively; (d2) and (d3), data of channels #2 and #3, respectively, after being subject to spread processing by the second spread means; and (e1), (e2), and (e3), first spread codes of channels #1 to #3, respectively.
- Channel #1 shows an operation of transmitting data at the basic rate
- channels #2 and #3 show an operation of transmitting data at a bit rate corresponding to 1/4 the basic rate.
- Block interleaving is omitted in this timing chart for the descriptive convenience.
- the transmission data at the basic rate is spread in accordance with the first spread code (short code; e1) equal to the symbol length, as in the prior art.
- the symbol repeating means 105 and the spread means 106 directly pass the data without performing any processing.
- a subcode in this example, +1, -1, +1, -1 for channel #2 and +1, +1, -1, -1 for channel #3
- the repeating period (4 in this example) is multiplexed.
- channel #1 of the basic rate is spread in accordance with a short code (+1, -1, +1, -1) different from that of the remaining channels although the two channels #2 and #3 of the subrate are spread in accordance with the same short code (+1, +1, -1, -1). It can be easily calculated that the three channels spread in this way are orthogonal to each other.
- bit rates of the M subrate channels are equal.
- subrate channels of different bit rates can share one basic rate short code.
- one channel #1 of the 1/2 the basic rate and two channels #2 and #3 of the 1/4 basic rate can be made orthogonal to each other by assigning the following subcodes to these channels.
- the subcode for channel #1 is (+1, -1) because the code length is 2
- the subcode for channel #2 is (+1, -1, +1, -1) because the code length is 4
- the subcodes for channel #3 is (+1, -1, -1, +1) because the code length is 4
- systematization is enabled by using Walsh codes as quadrature codes.
- a Walsh code having a code length L (L is the power of 2) be (W L ).
- Two codes (W L , W L ) and (W L , -W L ) are Walsh codes each having a code length 2L.
- (W L , W L ) and (W L , -W L ) are used in place of the spread code (W L )
- two spread codes can be used at a rate 1/2 that in use of (W L ) as a spread code.
- the spread codes generated in this way are orthogonal to each other and also orthogonal to spread codes having the code length L, other than the original spread code (W L ), and spread codes at the 1/2 rate, which are generated from the spread code (W L ).
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 The difference between FIG. 3 and FIG. 1 is as follows.
- the symbol repeating means 105 and the spread means 106 are omitted.
- a synthesized spread code generation means 302 multiplies the output (first spread code (or short code)) from spread code generation means 110 by the output (second spread code (or subcode)) from spread code generation means 109 to generate a synthesized spread code. Transmission data, after being subject to block interleaving is spread in accordance with this synthesized spread code.
- block interleaving is performed after the subrate channel is made equal to the basic rate.
- block interleaving is performed without changing the subrate. For this reason, although the interleaving effect becomes small, a mobile station for exclusively receiving a specific low bit rate can have a simpler arrangement when data is spread and transmitted by the method of the second embodiment.
- FIGS. 4A to 4D are views showing generation of the synthesized spread code in the second embodiment.
- the first spread code (short code) is repeated in accordance with the second spread code (subcode) to generate a synthesized spread code having a two- or four-time code length.
- a synthesized spread code may be directly generated in accordance with the code number and bit rate.
- a mobile station for exclusively receiving a specific bit rate can have a simpler arrangement by employing the method of directly generating the synthesized spread code.
- the synthesized spread code can be directly generated from the designated code number because the synthesized spread code is also a Walsh code.
- the first effect is that even when channels of a plurality of bit rates are present, the data can be spread in accordance with spread codes orthogonal each other, so the interference in the CDMA can be minimized.
- the second effect is that even when a large number of channels of low bit rates are present, a sufficient number of codes which are orthogonal to each other can be ensured by assigning subcodes.
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